She Called My Bluff!

and we'll prep you for your first procedure". I stood up and followed her
obediently, I was in a real flap now, I had to get out of here. As I
walked down the hall behind the nurse I saw the front office through a
doorway, I have then quite deftly slipped through it and made a run for the
door, it was locked, shit, next minute I felt a needle enter my shoulder,
then darkness.

It felt as though no time had passed, I slowly woke staring up at two bars
of fleuresant lights, flickering away above me. My chest felt like it was
on fire, I tried to look at it but Sue appeared above me smiling "Well
Mike, tried to get away did we?, not to worry, you have a lovely set of
breasts equal in size with Carol's new ones, Carol has had all her surgery
and you can see her in a couple of weeks, but we have a fair bit to go with
you, so shut your eyes and relax, you won't feel a thing. I saw her take
hold of a drip line and inject something into it, everything went black
again.

The next time I woke I was in my own bed, Carol was hovering above me
looking very hot and very anxious. "Oh thank god, you've been unconcious
for so long, I thought Sue had done something wrong", I looked around
trying to get focus, I could see several drip lines leading to my arms and
could feel something in my nose and down the back of my throat. I tried to
talk but only a croaking noise came out, I then fell back into darkness.

Conciousness came back to me again, this time I could hear Carol and Sue
talking, I groaned and they were both in my face looking very concerned.
Sue shined a torch in both of my eyes and checked my pulse, looking a
little relieved she turned to Carol "She'll be fine, she underwent so many
changes that anybody would go into a certain level of shock, I suppose
sitting in front of a computer on a daily basis did her no favours with
physical strength and stamina. Keep an eye on her and let me know if there
are any changes", they clasped hands over me and Sue left. I couldn't feel
the tube in my throat anymore and the drips appeared to have gone from my
arms. I looked at Carol, and croaked "what happened"